Mark Dale, University of Alberta
Biological Sciences
Professor Emeritus
Edmonton, Alberta
mark_dale@biology.ualberta.ca
Office:
(780) 492-3289
Expert In
Bio/Research
Current Research Interests
Methods for detecting and analyzing the spatial relationships of plants in populations and communities. The effects of various processes such as competition, abiotic stress and nucleation on the development of spatial pattern during succession. Spatial analysi...
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Methods for detecting and analyzing the spatial relationships of plants in populations and communities. The effects of various processes such as competition, abiotic stress and nucleation on the development of spatial pattern during succession. Spatial analysi...
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Bio/Research
Current Research Interests
Methods for detecting and analyzing the spatial relationships of plants in populations and communities. The effects of various processes such as competition, abiotic stress and nucleation on the development of spatial pattern during succession. Spatial analysis and spatial statistics with applications in ecological systems.
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Methods for detecting and analyzing the spatial relationships of plants in populations and communities. The effects of various processes such as competition, abiotic stress and nucleation on the development of spatial pattern during succession. Spatial analysis and spatial statistics with applications in ecological systems.
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